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As I walked through a Brooklyn housing project, there was no litter, no graffiti to be found, but there was a group of French tourists and there were cabs, and there were million-dollar homes literally right across the street.
Million Dollar Homes is also another category Brooklyn does not win vs San Francisco, despite being 3 times larger.
Housing Units Valued at $1 Million+
San Francisco, CA 33,338
Brooklyn, NY 26,218
Actually, Brooklyn has less million dollar homes than the Bay Area's 5 largest counties despite being far larger in population than all of them.
Anyway,
Brooklyn Neighborhoods Average Home Price $1 Million+
November 23, 2011
Red Hook $1,738,256
Manhattan Beach $1,310,702
Boreum Hill $1,288,909
Vinegar Hill $1,227,711
Brooklyn Heights $1,200,468
Mill Basin $1,163,179
Mapleton $1,043,511
San Francisco Neighborhoods Average Home Price $1 Million
November 23, 2011
Pacific Heights $5,032,292
Presidio Heights $4,670,617
Cow Hollow $2,012,802
Marina $1,940,757
Financial District $1,837,772
St Francis Wood $1,797,895
Lake Street $1,760,756
Telegraph Hill $1,555,292
Sea Cliff $1,522,524
Buena Vista Park $1,404,982
Russian Hill $1,368,365
South Beach $1,326,832
Alamo Square $1,311,238
Monterey Heights $1,293,238
Noe Valley $1,249,203
Balboa Terrace $1,235,000
Ashbury Heights $1,173,922
Forest Hill $1,110,600
Haight $1,104,039
Ingelside Terrace $1,078,000
Golden Gate Heights $1,077,544
Nob Hill $1,074,558
Lower Pacific Heights $1,061,572
Forest Hill Extension $1,058,847
Twin Peaks $1,019,493
Looks like a typical frou frou Young Black Hipster/Artist/Yuppi/Intellectual/Whatever hangout to me. Could find this pretty much anywhere with a decent black populous. But if that's your thing, than......
Yeah, Bajan needs to heed his own advice and get out and travel some.
Umm, yeah except at the hangouts you're thinking of, the rappers you are chillin' with are not world-famous. As is other cities can lay a claim on hip-hop the way Brooklyn can. That's a joke.
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Originally Posted by polo89
Looks like a typical frou frou Young Black Hipster/Artist/Yuppi/Intellectual/Whatever hangout to me. Could find this pretty much anywhere with a decent black populous. But if that's your thing, than......
Umm, yeah except at the hangouts you're thinking of, the rappers you are chillin' with are not world-famous. As is other cities can lay a claim on hip-hop the way Brooklyn can. That's a joke.
Because only Brooklyn has produced world-famous rappers, and they never travel anywhere.
Looks like a typical frou frou Young Black Hipster/Artist/Yuppi/Intellectual/Whatever hangout to me. Could find this pretty much anywhere with a decent black populous. But if that's your thing, than......
San Francisco has virtually no black people. So you're not gonna find this over there. Less affluent blacks are leaving the city and more affluent blacks (particularly younger blacks) aren't moving there. New York, DC and Atlanta are by far the clear winners in that department. San Francisco is a great place to live if you meet one or more of the following criteria:
San Francisco has virtually no black people. So you're not gonna find this over there. Less affluent blacks are leaving the city and more affluent blacks (particularly younger blacks) aren't moving there. New York, DC and Atlanta are by far the clear winners in that department. San Francisco is a great place to live if you meet one or more of the following criteria:
So San Francisco is a better place to be than Brooklyn if you're an affluent Asian person. I can also gather you've never been to Broadway in Oakland on any night of the week, especially not Friday or Saturday. Bring a camera
IDK about you but I can imagine the mujeres moving to that with a rotating cast of some of our posters MC'ing.
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